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By “normal HTTP logging” what do you mean exactly? Most logging is done with JavaScript, and this is JS-free, would even work in an environment with JS disabled
by thehappypm 6y ago
By “normal HTTP logging” what do you mean exactly? Most logging is done with JavaScript, and this is JS-free, would even work in an environment with JS disabled.
- foxhop 6y agoHTTP logging is what an HTTP server does. It doesn't require JavaScript. Fetching a resource with "HTTP Access Logs" enabled on a server will indicate the what and who, if configured properly. The logs typically end up in a file on the server's filesystem.
- thehappypm 6y agoThanks for clarifying — but this doesn’t seem particularly useful for many types of tracking. Measuring things like bounces, scroll depth, engagement on modules, etc, require logging post-load.